Josh Finnicum (center) was named Williston Rural Fire Department’s Firefighter of the Year for 2022 at a ceremony March 12. He was joined by parents Paul (left) and Lora Finnicum.
(Submitted photo)
Josh Finnicum (center) was named Williston Rural Fire Department’s Firefighter of the Year for 2022 at a ceremony March 12. He was joined by parents Paul (left) and Lora Finnicum.
(Submitted photo)
Of the 82 Class C boys’ basketball teams that started the season, the Froid/Lake Red Hawks placed second for the entire state. The Red Hawks fell to Manhattan Christian, 55-35, in the state championship game in Great Falls on Saturday, March 12.
“People will talk about this team for 20 years,” Froid/ Lake Coach Josh Stentoft said after the team’s lone loss of the season. “I’ve coached
Of the 82 Class C boys’ basketball teams that started the season, the Froid/Lake Red Hawks placed second for the entire state. The Red Hawks fell to Manhattan Christian, 55-35, in the state championship game in Great Falls on Saturday, March 12.
“People will talk about this team for 20 years,” Froid/ Lake Coach Josh Stentoft said after the team’s lone loss of the season. “I’ve coached
The Froid-Lake Red Hawks qualified for the state championship boys’ basketball game for the first time in the co-op’s history on Thursday, March 10. The Red Hawks advanced not by a small margin but rather with a convincing 46-35 victory over Roy/ Winifred.
“It’s an awesome feeling. It’s hard to describe,” Froid/ Lake’s Coach Josh Stentoft said after the game in Great Falls.
The Froid-Lake Red Hawks qualified for the state championship boys’ basketball game for the first time in the co-op’s history on Thursday, March 10. The Red Hawks advanced not by a small margin but rather with a convincing 46-35 victory over Roy/ Winifred.
“It’s an awesome feeling. It’s hard to describe,” Froid/ Lake’s Coach Josh Stentoft said after the game in Great Falls.
The Froid/Lake Red Hawks were led by Javonne Nesbit’s 28 points and strong contributions from their bench as they downed Shields Valley, 74-60, in the first round of the Class C state boys’ basketball tournament in Great Falls on Thursday, March 10.
The Red Hawks trailed by a 41-40 margin until Brett Stentoft hit a three-pointer late in the third quarter.
A steal and layup by Nesbit put
The Froid/Lake Red Hawks were led by Javonne Nesbit’s 28 points and strong contributions from their bench as they downed Shields Valley, 74-60, in the first round of the Class C state boys’ basketball tournament in Great Falls on Thursday, March 10.
The Red Hawks trailed by a 41-40 margin until Brett Stentoft hit a three-pointer late in the third quarter.
A steal and layup by Nesbit put
Froid/Lake’s Javonne Nesbit and Mason Dethman have each been selected to the Class C All-State boys’ basketball team. Nesbit is a senior and Dethman is a sophomore. Nesbit and Dethman were also All-State selections last year.
Also receiving All-State and All-Conference honors were Bainville’s senior Jesse Strickland, Fairview’s junior Hunter Sharbono, Fairview’s senior Kanyon Taylor,
Froid/Lake’s Javonne Nesbit and Mason Dethman have each been selected to the Class C All-State boys’ basketball team. Nesbit is a senior and Dethman is a sophomore. Nesbit and Dethman were also All-State selections last year.
Also receiving All-State and All-Conference honors were Bainville’s senior Jesse Strickland, Fairview’s junior Hunter Sharbono, Fairview’s senior Kanyon Taylor,
Two players from Culbertson and one from Froid/Lake were among the District 2C All-Conference selections for District 2C girls’ basketball.
Selected from Culbertson were juniors Makena Hauge and Megan Granbois. Junior Dasani Nesbit earned the honor from Froid/Lake.
Other first-team selections included Plentywood’s Liv Wangerin, MonDak’s Elizabeth Field, Plentywood’s Emma Bernsdal,
Two players from Culbertson and one from Froid/Lake were among the District 2C All-Conference selections for District 2C girls’ basketball.
Selected from Culbertson were juniors Makena Hauge and Megan Granbois. Junior Dasani Nesbit earned the honor from Froid/Lake.
Other first-team selections included Plentywood’s Liv Wangerin, MonDak’s Elizabeth Field, Plentywood’s Emma Bernsdal,
The Great Northern Development Corporation is offering more educational trainings than ever before as a method to assist small businesses in the area.
“It’s a lot more than in the past,” Tori Matejovsky, executive director for GNDC, said. “We’re here for small businesses and want to support them.”
CARES Act funds is helping to pay for consultants to make some of the trainings
The Great Northern Development Corporation is offering more educational trainings than ever before as a method to assist small businesses in the area.
“It’s a lot more than in the past,” Tori Matejovsky, executive director for GNDC, said. “We’re here for small businesses and want to support them.”
CARES Act funds is helping to pay for consultants to make some of the trainings
Paddlefish anglers planning to harvest a fish in the Upper Missouri River (from Fort Peck Dam to Fort Benton) need to apply for an Upper Missouri River paddlefish tag by 5 p.m. Friday, March 25.
For 2022, a total of 1,000 tags are available for the drawing. Applicants have the option to purchase a bonus point for this opportunity, similar to big game, at the time of application. There is not
Paddlefish anglers planning to harvest a fish in the Upper Missouri River (from Fort Peck Dam to Fort Benton) need to apply for an Upper Missouri River paddlefish tag by 5 p.m. Friday, March 25.
For 2022, a total of 1,000 tags are available for the drawing. Applicants have the option to purchase a bonus point for this opportunity, similar to big game, at the time of application. There is not
A faculty member in Montana State University’s Mark and Robyn Jones College of Nursing has been recognized for her commitment and contributions to rural health in Montana including the Fort Peck Indian Reservation.
Assistant professor Julie Alexander-Ruff received the Dr. Frank Newman Rural Health Leadership in Education award, which is given annually by the Montana Office of Rural Health
A faculty member in Montana State University’s Mark and Robyn Jones College of Nursing has been recognized for her commitment and contributions to rural health in Montana including the Fort Peck Indian Reservation.
Assistant professor Julie Alexander-Ruff received the Dr. Frank Newman Rural Health Leadership in Education award, which is given annually by the Montana Office of Rural Health
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